08-03-2010, 06:39 PM
In our office, we've dedicated an older MacPro (Intel) on our Ethernet network to act as a shared server for about 30 Mac users in our otherwise all-PC office.
No special settings other than making one of its internal 1TB drives fully open for sharing.
However, periodically different folks are getting an error message when they try to connect which says "Connection failed. This file server will not allow any additional users to log on. Please try to connect again later."
Is there some limit to how many of our Macs can connect at one time? Are PCs on the network somehow screwing things up? Or...?
TIA
No special settings other than making one of its internal 1TB drives fully open for sharing.
However, periodically different folks are getting an error message when they try to connect which says "Connection failed. This file server will not allow any additional users to log on. Please try to connect again later."
Is there some limit to how many of our Macs can connect at one time? Are PCs on the network somehow screwing things up? Or...?
TIA